Petroleum Refinery 114 / ICR Issues

March 11, 2011 -- The first quarter of 2011 has been a busy one for the air quality world, and is appropriately the time that we are launching our Testing Services newsletter. In this charter edition, we focus on the imminent Petroleum Refinery 114 program mandated by the U.S. EPA.  In it, we desire to provide valuable insight to our clients in their efforts to carry out the complex testing efforts that this program requires.  With no further fanfare, we invite you to read on, and discover helpful information about the world of air emissions, and as always, we welcome your calls and e-mails.  We are always pleased to help with your air testing, instrumentation and analysis needs, from routine compliance testing and CEMS certifications to cutting-edge FTIR projects and analytical services. In this issue:

• Petroleum refineries: EPA 114 letters /information collection requests
• Laboratory notes (volatile organic compounds, semivolatile organic compounds, volatile metals, hexavalent chromium, speciated mercury analysis by EPA Method 30B, filterable particulate matter, condensable particulate matter, PM2.5, aldehydes)
• New book: Stack Testing for Dummies
• EPA regulatory news updates
• ASTM D7036 accreditation updates
• Industry news
• Air emissions testing services
• Stack testing
• Stationary source testing

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